Categories: Small Business VoIP

LINKVIL by Fanvil W610W WiFi Phone Product Feature Video

Our friends at Fanvil have released a brand-new edition to their LINKVIL line of WiFi products, so you know we had to get our hands on it as soon as possible! Watch VoIP Supply Team Member, Rebecca Johnson, deliver all the info on the Fanvil W610W Portable WiFi Phone in our latest Product Feature Video!

Rebecca will show you what’s in the box, how to put the phone together, and then run through all of its unique features such as a vibration alarm, a push-to-talk button, and more!

Are you excited about this new offering from LINKVIL by Fanvil? Let us know in the comments below!

Steve Lopian

Steve has been working for VoIP Supply since October 2014. He is currently working in the Marketing Department as the company's Videographer & Social Media Coordinator. Steve also runs VoIP Supply's YouTube Channel. Connect with him on Linkedin, Twitter and subscribe to our YouTube Channel for weekly videos.

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